Yes, there are a few features Dragon's Age lacks to be considered the true next-gen game, and Bethesda has repeteadly proven itself as an expert in that field. A magnificent dialogu wheel designed by the mastermind of Todd Howard, should replace obsolete long sentences like the ones present in Dragon's Age. I mean, who speaks that way. I mean, in everyday sentences, like when you talk to the MCD employee in the drive through, do you order a triple cheeseburger with the extralarge portion of fries and maybe ask about rumors, or do you use complex and incomprehensible long sentences? Everybody knows that book and text are obsolete concepts to be replaced with cinematics and movies. Everybody who played Dragon's age just pressed 1 on all dialogues to skip them ASAP and get on with exciting fighting (especially the one in the best part of the game, the Deer Roads). Also, the camera in Dragon's Age is not next-gen enough. It needs to be a from a first person perspective with bloom caressing your eyes from all sides. And finally, there is a sad lack of horses and guns and both are right up Bethesda'ss alley. So, go with the flow and embrace the change and make Bethesda do the sequel.
